so they're working with kaitlyn to come into compliance with the p.o.e. in this next year, and then, they will be managing the facilities themselves, and we will manage their permit through the p.o.e. dylan, if you could keep going? in terms of next steps for our brick and mortar permit changes, we're going to go to our data, which we're doing at present thanks to the lovely commission team, and we're going to look at our l.l.p. permit holders in restricted zones that their permitted are now valid until 11:00 p.m., and then 60 day l.l.p. is effective immediately, and we're just going to be using our regular l.l.p. permits for the time being, and we can issue those administratively. in terms of our one-time outdoor event permits, we're going to have criteria that we can go over. we're going to ask you to look at things like 9:00 a.m., before 9:00 a.m. or after 10:00 p.m. activity as a part of the criteria as well as things that are over six hours long. in december 2021, we're going to finalize these criteria upon expiration of the j.a.m. program at the end

this is the jumping off point, kaitlyn. over there is the destination.nt that they are trying to get to to just live a better life. they think there's going to be more economic opportunity for them. the tragedy that occurred yesterday, 34 migrants were on a boat much like this one. the smugglers will put them on the poet. they don't do it. for them, it's a business. they have more migrants to put on more boats. 34 people got on a boat. the boat capsized. this is a very dangerous maritime -- very dangerous waterway. it can be windy, the seas are choppy. it is also very busy. i see four or five tankers crossing the english channel as we speak. and the boat capsized and 27 people died. their bodies were recovered from the water by the french rescue operation. among them, three children. now, there are two survivors. they are currently suffering from hypothermia, fighting for their lives. the french interior minister says they come from iraq and somalia, all the way here to try to make it to england, kaitlyn. . >> biggest single loss of life there since 2014

kara scanell joins us with more. >> good morning, kaitlyn. they are at the telling calamari they will not bring changes against him. thief had he been looking at calamari as part of a tax fraud scheme, whether he received off off-the-books compensation. it shows they are intensifying their focus at the or of what this investigation has been looking at all along. that is whether the trump organization inflated the prices of properties had they were seeing loans and lowering them when it came time to pay their taxes. now we are in the home stretch here. there are five weeks left. cy vance wanted to wrap et up before he left office. they had a subpoena fight that went to the supreme court twice. there is an ongoing fight behind closed doors in a sealed proceeding that we don't know that much about. it all led to some delay. if he doesn't make a decision by the end of the year, this will go to his successor, alvin bragg. a long-time prosecutor who worked at the new york attorneys office and it will fall to him to mack the final decision. . >> it

kaitlyn. . >> yeah.illion people quitting their jobs in september alone. vanessa, thank you so much for that report >> thank you. >>> coming up, the disgraced head of theranos is defending herself during the trial and even admitting to some of the claims made against her. what we have learned. >>> fema athletes subjected to racism, sexism and of course social media abuse all during the 2020 tokyo olympics. we have the disturbing details on that report next. >> we're following breaking news out of south africa where a heavily mu dtated variant has surfaced. if you wanna look fresh, fresh. you gotta eat fresh. eat fresh. that's why subway bought time in my shampoo ad. to talk about the new baja chicken & bacon. body, bounce, and baja. bounce. eat fresh. no, he's not in his room. ♪ ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? ♪ your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. ♪ ♪ say it's all right ♪ ♪ say it's all right, it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ now listen to the beat ♪ ♪ kinda pat

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cnn's kaitlyn ponce is here in washington.om these groups and their leadership? >> reporter: alex, the house has been very aggressive lately in spending out subpoenas. in this particular group yesterday they had five subpoenas to groups and individuals that led those groups, this is the batch that hits at the nexus between the trump political world and actual rioters and groups that had rioters on the scene on january 6th going to the capitol orality rallies. so who was subpoenaed? it's the proud boys and oath keepers, two right wing groups we've heard a lot about, their leaders, enrique theriot and terry rhodes and robert patrick lewis, from a right wing first amendment group. why the committee is interested in all of these, the commonality between these is that all of these people were providing some type of security to the rallies before january 6th or even to vips around the trump political spear at the willard hotel up to january 6th. we know from them, too, that the justice department has looked really closely at tarrio

. >> we begin with kaitlyn collins. the president is en route and it's really his key focus now. >> it's looming over everything. you are seeing, seeing business as usual. to sell that from from bill and sell the perks of it and it's going to take time to be implemented. it does come as his top code of officials are briefing reporters on what they know about the new variant and this is something that scientists are very much evaluating and they are in touch with labs across the united states and they wait to see if this variant is here present in the united states because we know officials said they could be here and if not here yet they they could be here. they are using test samples to see if it's happened. how much it's here will be key to try to contain the spread which is a big factor of what they are do, and so as they are waiting to get more details and able to provide further updates to the public about this, the one thing you're seeing the white house do is push those booster shots, and you are right, ana. they

it's a huge universe so kaitlyn is mapping what it will look like in terms of folks that need amendments to their exiting limited live performance or place of entertainment permits versus folks that are going to be coming to us for the first time and through one of those permits or through our f pass out outdoor amplified sound permit for those just doing pre-recorded music. it could be anywhere to 240 applications so we're going to need to oversee and so we're look at how we'll do that in the new year with all of you and we'll likely immediate to plan special hearings to ensure that we can see all of those permit applications through and we're going to put as many as humanly possible on the consent agenda so we'll look to awful you to confirm our criteria and which we're going to be placing folks on the consent or regular agenda. we have a general idea of how we'll do that. we'll have an item separate from our educational idea on how we're implementing looking to you to help us figure out how to differentiate in this new world of permitting between what should receive administrative app

i'm kaitlyn collins in washington in for pamela brown. countries are scrambling to deal with a new variant omicron. at least a dozen countries have detected cases of the variant including those in red. 'number of countries including the united states are shutting their doors to south africa and nearby countries in an attempt to contain the variant. those restrictions have sparked anger especially in south africa. medical experts say if omicron is not already in the u.s., it probably will be soon. as they struggle to understand the many mutations and what that means for vaccinations, there are encouraging signs. >> do you have any indication that it's more lethal or that it makes people more ill? >> yeah, not right now. the three critical questions right now is, first, is this more virulent. is this making people more ill? there's no indication it is. there's some anecdotal information that this could be causing milder illness. >> cnn has reporters all over the world covering this fast-moving story. we're going to start in the united state

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. >>> welcome to "inside politics sunday" i'm kaitlyn collins in for abby phillip. president biden turned 79 yesterday. congress gave him two early birthday gifts. the bipartisan group of lawmakers celebrated behind him after signing the bill into law. >> this bill is monumental. it's historic. it's transformative. it's bigger than anything we've ever done. we have a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving and i want to express my gratitude for president joe biden. >> it includes half a trillion dollars to fight climate change, universal pre-k, paid family leave, extension of the child tax credit expanded medicare, hundreds of billions of dollars for affordable housing and much more. republicans say it's socialism. >> speaker pelosi has crammed even more radical policies into a partisan bill that costs trillions in dollars we don't have. for government-run programs that nobody wants. it's a pathway to socialism. >> but if biden gets the bill through the senate, he will be the president who got decades worth of democratic priorities over the finish line. that was a

. >>> welcome to "inside politic sunday" i'm kaitlyn collins. steve bannon under indictment this morning charged with two counts of criminal contempt of congress. bannon is expected to turn himself in tomorrow and faces up to two years behind bars. the charges putting others who were considering snubbing the committee on notice. the justice department rarely brings contempt charges against government officials for refusing to comply with subpoenas. bannon is the first in decades. mark meadows missed a friday deadline to turn over documents and appear for a deposition. >> this is an important step for the rule of law and i think that's exactly what the department of justice upheld here is the decisions that steve bannon made have consequences. he chose to defy a lawful subpoena and anyone else should take note, including mr. meadows, of the tools we have at our disposal. >> meadows could be the next facing charges. >> these are complex legal matters. quite frankly you've got a number of difference of opinions. kind of got me in the middle of it.

. >>> i'm kaitlyn collins in washington. you're live at the "cnn newsroom." tonight countries around the world are scrambling to respond to a concerning new variant known as omicron. could it cause more severe disease or at least a dozen countries are detecting cases of omicron including those showing red on this map. canada just now confirming its first two cases. multiple countries including the united states are shutting their doors to south africa and the neighbors in an attempt to contain the variant but preventing it from spreading entirely will likely be impossible. those suspicions have sparked anger where scientists first reported the variant and alerted the global community. medical experts say if omicron is not already in the united states, it probably will be soon. as they struggle to understand the many mutations and what it takes for the vaccines, there are some encouraging signs. >> do you have any indication that it's more lethal or that it makes people more ill? >> yeah, not right now. the three critical questions right now is first is this m

i am brianna keilar with kaitlyn collins because john berman is off today. so

>> you're right, kaitlyn. we did have a quiet week leading up to thanksgiving. thanksgiving day pretty quiet. now things start to ramp up. we have a series of systems, one today and one on sunday, that could impact not only the shoppers out and about but travelers as well. i don't think we will see too many delays today because of the rain. we will have blustery winds. winter weather storm warnings for interior sections of new england. so the forecast radar shows one system pushing out for today. and then we have a break on saturday. then another system gets its act together across the midwest. this is going to be a fast-moving system that could impact travelers returning home, or shoppers, on sunday. this could slow you down as well. the forecast accumulation as far as rain, not that much. you can see interior sections we could see quite a bit of know. any snow. two to four inches. >> you are telling me to get my shopping done before sunday. >> exactly. >> thank you so much. >>> tracking new developments on a coronavirus variant that was first detected in south

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kaitlyn, what are the practical impacts when cameras are not in these courts?ublic can't see in full even though we're doing our best to report what happens every day in court, we're not seeing all the evidence in cases. people can't tune in and watch evidence be shown as prosecutors are telling the story. we're not hearing judges act as the referee of information. really, we're not seeing the law being applied in cases and where courts will land on the truth where a jury lands, why a jury might get to that point. we try to do our best, but this is something that's been an issue that federal judiciaries have grappled with for many years. the judiciary has said in the past they don't want cameras in the courtroom in federal courts because they have a fear it will intimidate witnesses and jurors. with the january 6th cases, we're seeing an interesting thing take place where defendants are coming into court and being sentenced by judges, pleading guilty. they are saying i'm sorry. they're disavowing what they did on january 6th. they walk out of court and might sa

is a freshman, one is a junior, they are in the same conference and it was my younger daughter, kaitlyn'shalf hour ride up and three and a half hour back it was a 7:00 start, 11:00 would have got in at 2:00 in the morning, so whatever. let me just take the day off. a lot of my neighbors came up and my brother. ainsley: they could play each other again if they get through the playoffs. brian: they both have to win two games. steve: it's the kilmeade bowl. brian: right. i think a lot of people said i haven't seen the stats it's bigger than when the mannings played. carlie could you work on that? reporter: on it! ainsley: no doubt. brian: proud of all of them. they play very hard. steve: as a parent you know it's nerve racking because you want them both to do well, but -- brian: i was going look out for number 30 she's very fast and quick and she's like kaitlyn looks at me like really? i was like oh! ainsley: how old were they when they started playing seriously? brian: four. ainsley: really? and they kept going. steve: it paid off for them. brian: best thing about it is great friends, great

brian: for some reason my daughter kaitlyn loved the hard rock more than, loved the hard rock hotel morenow, something about someone checking you in with a nose ring. they are rock n rollers. purple hair. ainsley: they're cool, young, hip. brian: nice, they just want to hang out with you. ainsley: did they have a lazy river? brian: yeah, which kids can do and that's the fun part. ainsley: kids love it. brian: boring for adults. steve: i'm looking at it right here so where you'll have the patriot awards later this week, the hotel actually looks like a guitar. brian: wow. ainsley: is it a casino too, right? are you a gambler? brian: yeah, i've got a problem , i can't stop once i start. who isn't? everyone is talking about gambling now non-stop because it's really chris christie who made it cool to gamble. steve: in new jersey. brian: sports gambling. he'll talk about it tomorrow he's on our show. ainsley: bitcoin is doing well all these people are getting paid in bitcoin. brian: all the city of miami, they pay them in bitcoin. so i can, if you throw something else out related to the hard r